World of Giraffes

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Giraffe Science

What's Up With That Long Neck?

Giraffes use their elongated necks for feeding on treetops, but hey, it's also handy for looking over tall fences and peeking into windows.

Giraffe Species	Characteristic
Maasai Giraffe	Irregular, jagged spots resembling oak leaves
Reticulated Giraffe	Large, polygonal liver-colored spots outlined by a network of bright white lines
Angolan Giraffe	Large white spaces between their spots, especially underneath
Southern Giraffe	Two subspecies, one with rounded spots and the other with more jagged ones
Northern Giraffe	Three subspecies, each with varying patterns and range

Fun Facts About Giraffes

They have the same number of neck vertebrae as humans!
Their tongues are blue-ish and super long!
They can run as fast as 35 mph.

Giraffe Tech

Ever wondered how giraffes listen to music or take selfies? Me neither. But if they did, they'd probably need some stretchy headphones and loooong selfie sticks.

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Giraffe Habitat

Why Savannas Rock!

Savannas are the ultimate giraffe penthouses! With spacious plains and high-rise trees, it's a neck's dream come true. Let's preserve these habitats so giraffes can continue living the high life.

Giraffe-tastic Media

Giraffes Take Over the Gaming World!

Did you know? Giraffes have been sneakily making their way into video games! Experience one of the most heartwarming giraffe scenes in gaming history from "The Last of Us". Beware, it might give you the feels!

Giraffes Sounds to relax/study to!

Giraffe sounds have shown to improve productivity by -20%! Take a listen: